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تونزي تيليغراف
Tunisie Télégraph: New moral wave or social crisis
The article discusses the increasing debates in Tunisia regarding marriage and morality. Social media platforms have seen the spread of conservative discourse criticizing the delay in marriage and distinguishing between social and economic causes. This discourse often repeats unverified figures claiming that there are 3.6 million unmarried Tunisian women, despite official data showing that the postponement of marriage is linked to an increasing average age at marriage, which reached 28.9 years for women in 2024. The article explains that the reasons behind this trend include education, the labor market, and living costs, rather than solely women's morals or clothing. It warns that simplified social analysis and the exaggeration of figures may be part of algorithms used to stir controversy. The article emphasizes the importance of relying on field studies to understand the root causes of the marriage crisis in Tunisia comprehensively, rather than exploiting moral issues or unknown sources of information.
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